Start talking,
not scrolling.
Phones go on the table. While no one lifts one, the fire grows. Lift it and it dims. The table decides — not an algorithm.
Put the phone down. Pick the night back up.
The most connected generation has never felt more alone in a room full of friends. Komin is a tiny rebellion against the doomscroll — a reason to look up, stay present, and let the conversation catch fire.
Together, but not really.
Dinners, coffees, house parties — everyone shows up, then the eyes drop and the thumbs start. The room goes quiet while the feeds get loud.
Trade the scroll for a story.
Komin turns "stop being on your phone" into a game the whole table wants to win. Stack the phones, light the fire, and the night opens back up.
Made for the most-online generation.
We grew up with a screen in hand. Komin makes putting it down feel like play, not punishment — so real conversation has room to happen again.
Three rules, one fire.
Phones on the table.
The group lights a fire together. While no one lifts a phone, it grows.
The longer you last, the bigger it gets.
From a spark to a bonfire. Someone lifts a phone and it dims.
The table decides, not an algorithm.
Got a call? Paid for coffee? Whoever flips their phone first is the judge.
People are talking again.
“We played it at a birthday dinner and nobody touched their phone for two hours. We actually talked. First time in ages.”
“My friends and I are guilty of sitting together and all scrolling. Komin made us stop — and it turned competitive, which we love.”
“It sounds silly but watching the fire grow makes you not want to be the one who ruins it. So you just… stay present.”
“Used it at a work lunch. The judge mechanic had everyone laughing. Way better icebreaker than another awkward round of small talk.”
Every session becomes a story.
At the end you get a share card — how big the fire grew, who's buying, how long you lasted. Try an example:
kominapp.com/v/KAVA23 →Light one tonight.
Free to play. Gather your people, stack the phones, and see how long the fire lasts.